The workshop with its own web site...or is that the web site with its own workshop?

Workshop purpose and objectives:

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

• Impress friends and co-workers with their command of Internet acronyms, such as URL and FAQ;
• Use expressions such as "web browser" and "e-mail" without fear of embarassment;
• Rev up their Web search engines with the best of them;
• Send effective e-mail messages without having to resort to smilies ;-)
• Describe the hardware and software needed to connect to the Internet;
• Choose an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and interpret the odd language they use;
• Discuss some of the ways in which Internet resources can assist a non-profit organization in fundraising, management, and client services.

AGENDA:

1. What is the Internet?
2. What do I need to connect?
3. How can I use E-mail and mailing lists?
4. What good are Newsgroups?
5. What is this World-Wide Web (WWW) I keep hearing about?
6. What are some Other Features of the Internet?
7. Where can I find More Information?

Other TAP-VT workshops on the Internet:

• Web-Wise Fundraising
  
• Developing a Web Site for the Thrifty Nonprofit
  

TAP-VT: Schedule of Workshops, Fall1996

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